After years of meticulous refinement, Yexing’s membrane structure project in Outer Mongolia has reached a major milestone – marking the successful completion of the main structure of this new landmark on the grassland. At this moment, on the vast Mongolian grassland, a white building as elegant as a flowing cloud has stood tall and proud, getting ready for the final finishing touch.
Yexing is in charge of its core project – the Tourist Information Service Center of Hatgar Village, which is an eco-tourism upgrade project led by the Asian Development Bank. As the largest freshwater lake in Mongolia and an important eco-tourism destination in Asia, it shoulders the dual mission of protecting the ecological environment of the 2,760-square-kilometer lake area and inheriting the culture of the Chatan people.
This project, which embodies the wisdom of builders from both China and Mongolia, has attracted much attention since its commencement. Facing the dual challenges of extremely cold climate and complex terrain, the Yexing team rose to the occasion and overcame the extremely cold working environment.
The main body is made of PTFE membrane material, which has a tensile strength reaching the level of steel but weighs only 1/5 of it, perfectly achieving a balance between architectural mechanics and aesthetics. The pure white membrane top shines brightly in the sunlight, complementing the surrounding natural landscape perfectly.
As the project enters its final stage, the Yexing team is perfecting every detail with a meticulous attitude. From thorough cleaning of the membrane surface to precise inspection of the seams, from the coordinated debugging of various systems to the optimization and improvement of the overall effect, every link embodies the ingenuity and wisdom of the builders. This persistent pursuit of perfection is precisely the guarantee of Yexing’s quality.
This building, which is about to be put into use, is not only the crystallization of modern architectural technology but also a bridge connecting tradition and modernity. It not only provides modern service facilities for local residents, but also perfectly integrates into the cultural context of the grassland, becoming a new chapter in the friendship between China and Mongolia.
Amidst the blue sky and green grass, this “lakeside white cloud” is about to make its official debut. It is bound to become a new landmark on the shore of Lake Khovsgol, witnessing the brand-new future of this land.
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